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The city is moving forward with a $200M+ bond election for roads, parks, and public safety.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 2 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
The project involves a $10 million investment, with potential interest costs if financed.
Midlothian residents who will gain improved park facilities.
Taxpayers if the city takes on unnecessary debt.
An architectural rendering of Frank Seale Middle School’s cafetorium in a completed state following renovations that are scheduled to begin in March 2027. Photo courtesy Huckabee Bill Spinkswspinks@cherry...
Significant increase in housing units and industrial land near the airport.
The commission recommended denial due to traffic and density concerns.
Adds one additional residential unit to the approved development.
This change allows for more modern home designs in the community, though some commissioners were concerned about the potential for higher price points.
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Bill Spinkswspinks@cherryroad.com The Midlothian City Council Tuesday night turned its attention to the next bond issue in November, while making preparations to wrap up the most recent 2021 package. The body u...